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Flying Car AI Video Generator

RoadsterAI's flying car AI video generator turns one photo of your car into a 12-second vertical clip of it flying: it climbs a curved ramp, flips in the air, fires four thrusters and lands in smoke. Switch to Make My Car Fly and add a photo of you to get in and take off into the sky instead. No prompt to write, no watermark.

1 car photo in12 s9:16 MP4No promptFrom 10 credits

This page makes AI clips, not real flying cars. Tesla's Oct 15, 2026 Roadster demo was a real car: where to watch it · the fact-check.

01Add a photo of your car

Your own carWhole car in frameOne car, no peopleDaylight works best

02Your clip

Roadster Ramp · 12 s · 9:16 · Standard 480p · Seedance 2.0 MiniYour car climbs a curved ramp at night, goes upside down over the top, flips once, fires four thrusters and lands in smoke. Engine and thruster sounds, no music.10 credits
Model

The lower-cost model, good for a first clip.

Resolution
Example clip (test)
  1. Climbs the curved ramp
  2. Upside down over the top
  3. One flip in the air
  4. Thrusters fire, lands in smoke
A 5-second 480p test render from the middle of the stunt, made from an unbadged hatchback.

What a Flying Car AI Video Generator Does

A flying car AI video generator turns photos of an ordinary car into a short clip where that car leaves the road and flies. The maker on this page opens on the Roadster Ramp template: one car photo in, a 12-second 9:16 MP4 out. Its second tab runs Make My Car Fly, which takes a photo of you as well. In both, the shots, the sound and the timing are set by the template.

The clips took off as a trend after Tesla showed its Roadster prototype on Oct 15, 2026, rolling over in mid-air and jumping a row of cars. That demo was real; the clips of everyday cars that followed are AI. If you want the Roadster version by name, the Flying Roadster AI video generator page covers it.

The car in your clip is the one in your photo, with badges and plate characters left off, so it works for any make. RoadsterAI is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tesla, Inc.

AI Flying Car Video Types: Which One Do You Want?

Three kinds of flying-car clip go around TikTok and Reels. Each needs different photos.

What happensPhotos you needOn RoadsterAI
Ramp flipYour car climbs a curved ramp at night, flips once in the air, fires four thrusters and lands in smokeOne of your carThe maker at the top of this page (opens on this one)
Take-offYou walk to your parked car, look back, get in; four boosters fire and the car flies off nose firstOne of you, one of your carThe Make My Car Fly tab of the maker above
Traffic-jam boostA driver stuck in traffic presses a button and the car lifts up over the cars ahead—Not on RoadsterAI yet

The tabs above the maker switch between the two templates on this page. Both cost the same credits.

How to Make an AI Flying Car Video of Your Own Car

Four steps in your browser for the ramp-flip clip, the one the maker opens on. No app to install and no prompt to write.

  1. Add one photo of your car

    The whole car in frame, wheels included, in daylight. A rear or rear three-quarter shot keeps the tail lights closest to your car.

    Watch out: Any car works, not only a Tesla: hatchback, SUV, van or pickup. Motorbikes, toys and drawings do not.

  2. Confirm the photo is yours to use

    Tick the box: it is your car, or you have permission, and there are no people in the photo.

    Watch out: Want to be in the clip too? Switch to the Make My Car Fly tab and add a photo of you as well.

  3. Pick a model and resolution

    Seedance 2.0 Mini costs 10 credits at 480p or 22 credits at 720p. Seedance 2.5 costs 20 or 44.

    Watch out: Credits are only spent when the render starts, and they come back if it fails.

  4. Render, download and post

    The render takes several minutes. Download the MP4; there is no watermark on it.

    Watch out: Turn on the AI-generated label when you post on TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

Flying Car Template or Your Own Prompt?

You can also make a flying-car clip in a general AI video tool by writing the prompt yourself. Here is the difference.

RoadsterAI templateYour own prompt in a general video tool
What you writeNothing; you add one or two photosThe whole shot list: who walks where, when the door shuts, when the boosters fire
Car stays your carA three-view sheet of your car is drawn first and given to the video model with your photoDepends on the tool and the prompt; the car often changes shape partway through
Order of eventsFixed by the template: the same beats in the same order every timeUp to the prompt; out-of-order beats are the most common miss
SoundBuilt in: engine, thrusters or boosters and the rest; no musicDepends on the tool
CostFrom 10 credits per clipThat tool's own pricing

If you want to try it by hand, the flying car AI video prompt page has two prompts to copy, and the best AI car video generators compares the tools.

Flying Car AI Video Specs and Price

SpecRamp flip (default)Take-off
Photos in1: your car2: one of you, one of your car
Length12 seconds10 seconds
FormatVertical 9:16 MP4Vertical 9:16 MP4
WatermarkNoneNone
ModelSeedance 2.0 Mini (Standard) or Seedance 2.5 (Pro)Seedance 2.0 Mini (Standard) or Seedance 2.5 (Pro)
QualityStandard 480p or HD 720pStandard 480p or HD 720p
Price per clip10 credits at 480p, 22 at 720p on Seedance 2.0 Mini; 20 or 44 on Seedance 2.5Same as the ramp flip
Render timeSeveral minutesSeveral minutes
Failed renderCredits returnedCredits returned

The cheapest way in is the one-time Single pack: $9.99 for 10 credits. New accounts get no free credits. Every pack and plan is on the pricing page.

What This Flying Car Generator Does Not Do (Yet)

So you know before you spend a credit:

  • No traffic-jam version. The clip where a driver already in the car boosts over traffic needs a different template, and RoadsterAI does not have one.
  • No text-only clips. Every clip starts from your photos; you cannot type a description of a car instead.
  • No built-in cars. There is no Roadster or other preset car to pick; the car is always the one in your photo.
  • Vertical only. Clips are 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts; there is no widescreen option.
  • Not a real flying car. The clip is AI-generated video, made for posting and sharing.
06 · FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Add a photo of your car to the maker on this page, pick a model and resolution, and render. You get a 12-second 9:16 MP4 of your car flipping off a ramp and landing on thrusters. Switch to the Make My Car Fly tab and add a photo of you for the take-off version. No prompt to write.

It depends on whether you want to write prompts. A template like RoadsterAI's fixes the shots and keeps your car's shape for you; a general video tool gives you more control but you write the prompt. The best AI car video generators compares both kinds.

Yes, any make: hatchback, SUV, van, pickup or sports car. The clip is built from the car in your photo, with badges and plate characters left off. Motorbikes, toys and drawings do not work.

No. The template has the shots, sound and timing built in. If you would rather write your own for another tool, the flying car AI video prompt page has two to copy.

Yes, that is what the maker opens on: Roadster Ramp needs only one photo of your car and makes a 12-second ramp-flip clip. Make My Car Fly, the second tab, also needs a photo of you because you walk to the car.

The ramp-flip clip is 12 seconds and the take-off clip 10, both vertical 9:16 MP4 with sound and no watermark, ready for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.

Not on RoadsterAI. Each clip costs credits, from 10 credits at 480p on Seedance 2.0 Mini, and new accounts get no free credits. The cheapest option is explained on is Make My Car Fly AI free.

Clips of everyday cars flying are AI. Tesla's Oct 15, 2026 Roadster demo is the exception: Snopes rated that footage real. The details are on is the Tesla Roadster video real.

Not on RoadsterAI yet. The maker here makes the ramp flip and the take-off; the traffic-jam clip needs a different template.

Your Car, in the Air

One photo of your car and a 12-second flying-car clip from 10 credits, or add you for the take-off.